Sentence examples for really decide from inspiring English sources

"They're the ones who really decide.

You can really decide what's right and what isn't right.

But who can really decide when a reckoning is complete?

"But you have to go visit it to really decide".

"It doesn't help in the end if they really decide to go after you.

You know, a couple of points can really decide the winner".

(Indeed, en masse, they never really decide what to make of anything).

Would its voters really decide to put one in Kennedy's storied place?

"But what will really decide if there is a crisis, are the markets," he said.

"The superdelegates are not going to really decide until June," Mr. Penn said.

He could never really decide whether he was a Brahmin or an "untouchable".